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After Gang of Six Dissolution, Eyes Turn to Biden Deficit Talks | The Hill

May 18, 2011

Maya MacGuineas, of the Center for a Responsible Federal Budget, has been advising the group and said it's possible Coburn could come back to the table. “I could see the Gang getting back together,” she said. But Sen. Mike Crapo (R-Idaho), ...

Reactions to Obama's Speech Break Down on Party Lines | The Hill

April 13, 2011

... “It is extremely encouraging to have the president joining the discussion. But the plan itself contains less in savings than the White House Fiscal Commission recommended, which we look at as the minimum of what is needed to reassure credit markets and get our debt levels back on track.” — Maya MacGuineas, president of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget.

Fiscal Challenge Needs Bipartisanship | The Hill

November 30, 2010

Our 19-member Task Force, chaired by former Senate Budget Committee Chairman Pete Domenici and former OMB and CBO Director Alice Rivlin, includes ... Karen Kerrigan, Maya MacGuineas, Dr. Donald Marron, Ed McElroy, Dr. Joseph Minarik, Mayor Marc Morial, Bill Novelli, and Mayor Anthony Williams. ...

Top House Dem Warns U.S. 'Unprepared' for Dirty Bomb Attack | The Hill

October 7, 2010

“I'm surprised there hasn't been a successful conventional attack in the United States,” said Harman at a New America Foundation event on Wednesday. ...

Key Provisions of Senate and House Small-Business Bills

  • By
  • Samuel Sherraden,
  • New America Foundation
September 24, 2010 |

The bill passed the Senate on Thursday and will return to the House, where a similar version of the measure was passed in June.

Small businesses will benefit from increased credit from community banks as well as tax relief. But these benefits are likely to be overshadowed by other factors: Banks have to be healthy enough to lend, and small businesses have to demand the loans. The bill’s tax credits, while helpful to many small businesses, will probably not guide business decisions to expand and grow the economy.

The Colombia Free Trade Pact is Bad Policy

  • By
  • Lauren Damme,
  • New America Foundation
August 2, 2010 |

Earlier this month, President Obama stated that he would push forward the Colombia Free Trade Agreement, along with those of Panama and South Korea, “as soon as possible.” This announcement came amid a concerted White House effort to appear more pro-business and was touted as an important step to fulfilling the president’s promise to double exports within five years.

Groups on the Left And Right Line Up Against Fiscal Panel | The Hill

July 21, 2010

To get around its bare-bones budget, the commission's policy staff has borrowed experts from the nonpartisan Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, ...

Panel Commissioned by Barney Frank Recommends Nearly $1T in Defense Cuts | The Hill

June 11, 2010

... Cato Institute; William Hartung, New America Foundation; Christopher Hellman, National Priorities Project; Heather Hurlburt, National Security Network; ...

Obamanomics Recession | The Hill

June 8, 2010

Consider the indications (data provided by the New America Foundation, analysis by Sherle R. Schwenninger and Samuel Sherraden): · GDP growth has been 2.2 ...

Venture Capitalists: Don't Treat Us As Hedge Funds | The Hill

October 1, 2009
But groups including the New America Foundation, Electronic Frontier Foundation and Public Knowledge are urging the FCC to deny the request, ...
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